Chapter 90-----I Offended Madam Evans
I secretly breathed a sigh of relief. My eyes met Hudson's, and the subtle curve of his lips silently reassured me??there was no need to be nervous.
But how could I not be?
The air between Hudson and me had been thick with unspoken tension lately, a dangerous dance of glances and half-smiles that left my pulse erratic. And I knew better than to indulge in this.
A man like him existed in a world far beyond my reach. I should have kept my distance, maintained the decorum expected of someone like me. But business demanded pragmatism, and as the head of my own company now, I understood the necessity of connections.
Who in their right mind would refuse Hudson Evans?
They say it's wise to seek shelter under a great tree. Even if not for mysel
